Frequently Asked Questions

No, purchased tickets are not refundable.

Yes, there will be After ski in the spectator tent on Saturday 11 March, and on Thursday, Friday and Saturday during World Cup Biathlon (16 - 18 March). There is an 18-year age limit and tickets must be purchased in advance via Ticketmaster.

For the general public, it is not possible to park in Holmenkollen during Holmenkollen Skifestival. There are only a limited number of accessible parking spaces at the arena. The easiest and fastest way to get to Holmenkollen, is the Metro, Line 1. 

Yes, there is one baby changing room near the main entrance.

Ticketmaster will be able to issue replacement tickets if your physical tickets do not arrive, are lost or have been damaged. Contact Ticketmaster on 815 33 133 if you need to have your tickets replaced.

When replacement tickets are issued, the original tickets become invalid. Furthermore, once a printout of replacement tickets has been completed, it will not be possible to cancel the order.

A general certificate for volunteers will be available for download after the events. Those who send a request to their section leader will be able to receive an individual certificate after the event. The certificate will describe the event, as well as the section's and your work tasks. Many volunteers write up their experience on their CV to show their commitment to society, and the feedback is that many people think that being a volunteer adds new and valuable skills.

Yes, as a volunteer you get two free arena tickets (not stands) which you can give to someone you love. The tickets are valid until Sunday 12 March and/or Sunday 19 March, depending on which event(s) you attend.

Yes, all volunteers receive meals in our volunteer cafés. Delicious and healthy food is served there, and the waffle press is naturally in operation during the day. Fruit and other light food will also be available.

Unfortunately, we do not have our own accommodation offers for volunteers.

Yes, the spectator tent near the Main Entrance is open to everyone.

There are toilets near all spectator areas inside the arena. Most are placed around the festival streets. There are also toilets inside the spectator tent. There are accessible toilets near the North Stand and in the spectator tent.

Children 0-3 years enter the arena free of charge. Kids from 4 to 17 qualify for a child ticket, which is discounted. We also offer family tickets valid for 2 adults and 2 children, and these are also discounted.

Go to our Event Office, near the big spectator tent. Here you can hand in what you have found, and check whether anyone has found what you have lost.

The subway up from the center takes approx. 20 minutes, a little depending on which station you are traveling from. Allow plenty of time, there are many going the same way. From Holmenkollen subway station, it takes approximately 10 minutes on foot to reach the arena.

Two World Cup events are organized this winter. World Cup Nordic with approx. 1100 volunteers and World Cup Biathlon with approx. 800 volunteers.

Information about the attendance time and place will be provided by your section leader when the event approaches. This is individual from section to section, depending on which work area you have.

It is planned that all volunteers must work a minimum of three days.

You can request days, but you must also be prepared that your section leader can assign shifts if necessary to get the solitaire going.

The easiest way is to take the subway, line 1, from the center of Oslo to Holmenkollen. There are no parking options for the public in or around Holmenkollen.

Unfortunately not. A Ruter ticket must be purchased in addition and you can do that at ruter.no or download the Ruter app and purchase your ticket there.

No, with a valid companion certificate you will only be charged an admin fee. The companion ticket must be purchased in the same zone as the user's ticket, and a valid companion certificate must be shown together with the ticket at the entry control. To order, send an email to [email protected] .

No, you are not allowed to bring alcohol. There will be a bag check when you enter the arena.

No, pyrotechnic and inflammable articles such as disposable grills and material for bonfires cannot be taken into the arena.

Bicycles cannot be taken into the arena and there is no bicycle parking in the area. The bicycle must be left outside at your own risk.

We would like to be flexible so that you can work as a volunteer with a friend. At the same time, there are many guards to be distributed and manned, so we cannot give any guarantee for this.

Yes, but we cannot guarantee that there will be tickets left. We recommend that you buy in advance. It will also be more expensive to buy a ticket in the arena.

Yes, we have a large selection of food and drinks in Holmenkollen, and there are selling points in every ticketed zone. In the festival streets you will find various food trucks, and there is also food in the spectator tent. In the tent, you can also purchase wine and beer.

No, during the World Cup Biathlon, only the inner piste network is used, and a ticket is required to gain access to the various public areas.

As long as it doesn't conflict with your assigned shift, you can watch the competition. But remember that we usually sell out the capacity we have in the stands, especially in the ski stadium. It is therefore important that you as a volunteer do not take up space in the stands. Then you make the job of other volunteers more difficult, so use the space at Kapellskogen and VM-Haugen. Also remember that the public will still approach you and will expect your help as long as you wear the official outfit. You are our external face and must always be welcoming and helpful as long as you are in the arena.

In your application to be a volunteer, you are recommended to list your top 3 priorities based on what you want. Applications are processed on an ongoing basis, and emphasis will also be placed on previous experience and willingness to work. In other words, it is very much up to you to work with what you really want, but at the same time there are some sections that do not need so many volunteers. We want highly motivated people who are looking forward to creating a great event.

Yes, but it depends on which spectator area you have bought a ticket for. It is possible to bring a baby stroller to the festival streets and to Kapellskogen, but please note that you will have to navigate through snow. It is not possible to bring a stroller into the stands.

Yes, as long as it is a normal camera. You cannot bring professional camera equipment. It is also not allowed to stream the competition live anywhere. We also remind you that all photography and equipment must not become a disturbing element for the publinc during the competitions. We do not take responsibility for the storage of equipment.

Due to large crowds and areas with little space, it is not possible to bring four-legged friends to our events in Holmenkollen.

No, not into the arena. Skis and sticks must be left outside at your own risk.

No, you cannot bring an umbrella into the arena.

No, there is an age limit of 18 to be a volunteer at Holmenkollen Skifestival . Beyond that, we want volunteers from all age groups.

All volunteers are requested to wear the official World Cup attire. The outfit from Twentyfour can be purchased at a heavily discounted price. More information can be found in Rubic, where all volunteers must be registered.